A court order explains in detail how the mask shops in Bavaria, which are worth millions, were politically engineered – and why the entrepreneur dismissed warnings about a debate about completely inflated prices.
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Claus Ott
There is no better way than with this court order to describe ex officio the dubious way in which a few people became richer by a total of several hundred million euros in times of great need with mask deals. The 21 pages feature: Andrea Tandler, PR entrepreneur from Munich and agent for mask deals; her father, once finance minister in Bavaria; MEP Monika Hohlmeier; several state and federal ministries; and the Swiss trading company Emix, which sold corona protective clothing to Germany on a large scale in spring 2020.